Posted 5 years ago on Jan. 6, 2012, 9:31 p.m. EST by EtinEckwack
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Hey there, I am new to this site, even though I was following it when it was 200-300 people. I am upset to see that the movement has been rather unreported in the media recently (the one in my town just became nonexistent, I haven't investigated why).
Nonetheless, my point here was to pose a question to you all. I came upon an economic theory called Social Credit. It seems to be, in my mind, a rather good economic (and political) theory, that far exceeds what we currently have, in that what is produced actually gets consumed. Have you ever wondered why, even though people starve worldwide, there is far more than enough food for everyone to be fat on, and farmers are paid to destroy their crops, even? It could be a (likely innocent) error in the way our economy is set up.
http://social-credit.blogspot.com/
My purpose is to well... plug this theory I guess. I really would like you all to say what you think of it, it's a very interesting theory that I personally support.

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So I checked out the wikipedia site as well and when it was speaking of land, labor, capital, and something extra it was referring to human capital right? Or was it the ability of people to make decisions with their capital? I'm actually a little confused but I like what I'm hearing.